Honorable End To Indo Chinese War Brings U.S. Cautious Hope
Washington officials urged Geneva talks aim for an honorable end to the Indo Chinese conflict while signaling the United States will not block a reasonable settlement. Senator Knowland warned partition of Viet Nam would be a victory for communism as Geneva talks proceed. A rapid Southeast Asia defense plan was prepared in case talks fail and to support a future regional pact.
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Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Senate
William F. Knowland
Viet Nam
Asia
Knowland
Southeast Asia
Indian Chief Robert Yellowtail Seeks Montana Senate Nomination
In Helena on July 20 63 year old Crow Indian Chief Robert Yellowtail pressed for the Republican Senate nomination against Rep Wesley A D Ewart who skipped state returns due to legislative duties Yellowtail campaigned across Montana claiming to win the 24 000 Indian vote but observers doubted enough to secure the nomination He pledged to defend minority groups under the American flag and stand by Indian interests in the campaign.
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Helena
Mont
Robert Yellowtail
Montana
Yellowtail
Wesley A. D’ewart
D’ewart
Washington
Bandit Caught After Meter Wait Leads to Bank Robbery Arrest
Denver police arrest Otto A. Atterson, 24, a paroled suspect linked to a $9,658 robbery at Metropolitan State Bank in Derby. A parking meter ticket led an officer to seize his car outside a tavern. $7 recovered. FBI agent says Atterson admitted the holdup.
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Denver
Otto A. Atterson
Metropolitan State Bank
Derby
Atterson
Judge Closes Court Due to 106 Degree Heat
In St Louis Judge Robert J Kirkwood postponed a trial until September 7 because the heat rendered court operations impossible. The case concerns control of a weekly newspaper and was halted as conditions exceeded acceptable levels for court proceedings.
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ST. Louis
Robert J. Kirkwood
Man Who Helped Build New Jail Is First Occupant
GREENWOOD SC A construction worker who helped build McCormick County's new jail was jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct, becoming the facility's first inmate after the weekend. He had worked on the building since it began last February.
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Greenwood
S.C
McCormick County
Wu's Son Rejoins Parents In US
The 16-year old son of K C Wu former governor of Formosa returned to his parents in Chicago after a 14 month battle to secure a passport. Wu greeted his son at Midway Airport noting gratitude to world opinion and U S help. He described the Formosan regime as a police state and said his son was held as a hostage.
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K. C. Wu
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hsui-Hwang Wu
Midway Airport
Seattle
Wash
Chiang
United States
Young Wu
China
U.S
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Drunk Heading For Church Judge Suspends Sentence
In Columbia South Carolina David Joyner pleaded to a drunkenness charge claiming he was en route to church. The judge suspended his sentence saying whether drunk or sober he was headed in the right direction.
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Columbia, S.C
David Joyner
Denuke
CIO Staying Out Of Governor Race
The Oklahoma CIO Political Action Committee led by E. R. Burns declines to endorse either Raymond Gary or Bill Coe for governor citing insufficient records. The PAC endorses Jim Hughes for labor commissioner and Ben Crowley for 1st District Congress. incumbent Page Belcher is the Enid Republican nominee.
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Oklahoma Cio
Chain Reaction Sparks Utica Fire Ruins Curtains
A Public Works truck dragging a tree limb caused a chain reaction when a heated link flew through a window, igniting and burning the curtains of Mrs. Alphonse Majewski in Utica New York. The incident involved a street limb and frayed chain during road work.
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Utica
N.Y
Coroner Recalls Thorne's Mother Inquest
The mother of Montgomery Ward Thorne will be recalled to testify about her whereabouts on the day his body was found. Coroner Walter McCarronn announced the recall as nine days before his death Thorne revised his will leaving most of his estate to his sweetheart.
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Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Walter McCarronn
Elizabeth Lawton
Sheila de Leon
Maureen Ragen
Aleen
Otto Saphir
Yokohama Bones Case Reveals Murder and Cannibalism Tale
Kyodo reports Hisanaga Sugiyama confessed to killing a cabaret dancer in Yokohama, dismembering her body, boiling remains, and informing his wife the flesh was beef. The grisly testimony unsettled an eight year old mystery about bones found in a park.
Monkey Chase Adds To The Housework
A rhesus monkey slipped into Mrs. Ralph Rothany’s fourth floor Buffalo apartment sending in a swarm of would be catchers. A humane society agent, a hospital vet, children with bananas, reporters and photographers chased the intruder until the vet finally captured the animal, leaving the woman to resume her housework.
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Buffalo
N.Y.P
Ralph Rothany
Humane Society
Rothany
Flanders Seeks Senate Rebuke of McCarthy
Senator Flanders presses for a vote to rebuke Senator McCarthy amid party politics and seniority concerns. He faces dismissal from his own party aligned committee policy, with a unanimous defeat and postponed censure bid. Flanders keeps at it despite repeated misses and limited support.
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Senate
Aceasaes
Flanders
McCarthy
McCarthy Censure Fails To Remove Chairmanships
Flanders delays action asking for censure of McCarthy hoping for a milder rebuke rather than stripping his chairmanships. The maneuver faces a crowded Senate agenda and possible last minute developments.
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Flanders
McCarthy
Senate
Clinton Pool Opens to Negroes in Oklahoma Town
Clinton Oklahoma, July 20. The municipal pool opened for use by Negroes, with eight teenagers swimming. Superintendent A. E. Potter said attendance was normal and workers were told to avoid bias and to remove any white or colored troublemakers. Clinton has about 7,000 whites and 1,000 Negroes.
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Clinton
Okla
A. E. Potter
Potter
Oklahoma
Actress Beatrice Lillie to Visit Army Hospital
Actress Beatrice Lillie will visit the U S Army main hospital in Tokyo to talk with soldier patients tomorrow. The visit aims to boost morale and cheer wounded and ill servicemen.
Air Force Tracks Tornado Forecast Method at A&M
Col E J Fawbush of the Severe Weather Warn Center says AF researchers are evaluating electrical cloud tracking developed by Dr Herbert L Jones of Oklahoma A&M College. Air Force experts toured bases in Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma to study the method through next spring tornado season.
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E. J. Fawbush
Tinker Air Force Se
Fawbush
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Herbert L. Jones
Oklahoma A&m College
Jones
Tinker
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